Journey to Jerusalem - The Kever of Maran Rav Ovadia Yosef

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

from what writes in the in from there's a from he talks about the importance of spreading his T in two Dimensions through writing and through giving he talks about how it's important for young people to train themselves to write when they're young especially that by training ones to write when they're young it will be a talent and which will develop um within them as they mature and as they advance in their years but if young people do not train themselves and are not margle themselves in writing it becomes very difficult to uh begin writing later on ques the and this describes the three stages of development of a at first you need to learn from then after that which says is flowing water first you drink water from a stagnant bar but then you become like a mayam gab one is able to proliferate and grow and be and once one is able to do that the final stage is to be able to share the with others now

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1. 0:30from what writes in the in from there's a from he talks about the importance of…
2. 1:03them as they mature and as they advance in their years but if young people do…
3. 1:34from then after that which says is flowing water first you drink water from a stagnant…
4. 2:05the primary way and perhaps the most basic way is by giving by being but not…
5. 2:36safer the gun of luin I am not to go out and give sh because of…
6. 3:06day to make up for his lost sleep at night he sleep an hour and a…
7. 3:38through and um R says for example also the rug the rug style of writing was…
8. 4:09one whose pallet was more sweet people would drink up his words from his and his…
9. 4:41and and certainly was this he traveled the length and breadth of giving his sh are…

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